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Thanks for your thoughts on him....guess I was looking for a reason to hope he'd grow out of it. Decided today not to stress about it and put him up for sale. Really hoping Dynamite will make me a tiny snowcap stallion to replace himself one day!!

I'm not an expert on foal conformation, or even minis, but he almost looks like he's got a roached back. On the cow hocks, I've heard they'll get better, grow out of it, or stay the same. I have a filly that was really bad when I got her (six months old) and had my farrier help her a bit. Because she was still developing, he was able to get her a bit more straight over time. She still is a bit, but not very noticable. Good luck!

Andrea, I kind of thought that too after looking at him a bit more. This is something that is a fairly new development...either way, I'm selling him, and am extremely happy I wasn't the breeder on this one! LOL

I know this is old but I just wanted to agree that I think he's cow hocked and something is funny about his back. I don't know if it's possible and I don't intend to imply something bad, but he looks a little dwarfy to me. Something about his head, back and his cowhocks just makes me think it. I could be TOTALLY wrong though.

sold him the first day I put him up! The people just wanted a pasture pet, and are going to geld him. Her grandson who is 5, took him to a county fair and they took 1st place in the pet competition. OK, good for them...I'm glad there was such a great home out there for him. They love him to death, and I am happy not to be keeping him...guess it all works out in the end! LOL

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